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Alan Gallindoss covers predominantly government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to evolving stories and breaking news. He also touches on finance and economy, particularly as they relate to Israeli companies.
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By: Alan Gallindoss
President of Israel Isaac Herzog put the blame for the failure to reach a deal for the release of the hostages squarely on the shoulder of Hamas.
By: Alan Gallindoss
The victims whose remains were recovered were Yoram Metzger, Avraham Munder, Nadav Popplewell, Alexander Danzig, Haim Perry and Yagev Buchshtav.
By: Alan Gallindoss
Israel's level of economic activity is lower than the trend line and even lower than its level in the corresponding quarter of 2023, and is greatly impacted by supply limitations.
By: Alan Gallindoss
The six Israelis kidnapped during the seventh of October massacre and murdered by Hamas terrorists in Gaza: Carmel Gat (40), Eden Yerushalmi (24), Hirsch Goldberg-Polin (23), Alexander Lubnov (32), Almog Sarosi (27) and IDF Sergeant Major Ori Danino (25).
By: Alan Gallindoss
At the same time, Goldman Sachs painted a rosy picture for the economy should Kamala Harris become the next president of the United States.
By: Alan Gallindoss
The undercover detective was code named “Jack Sparrow” as in the pirate played by Johnny Depp in the movie “Pirates of the Caribbean.”
By: Alan Gallindoss
The IDF spokesman released a video in which he presented footage of a private home in a south Lebanese village where Hezbollah hid a cruise missile.
By: Alan Gallindoss
Trump thinks that Google is somehow guilty of a federal crime because, in Trump's opinion, its search engine provides users with mostly favorable stories about his opponent
By: Alan Gallindoss
The decision not to cut the rate is seen as an indicator that the Bank is concerned about continued inflation in Israel
By: Alan Gallindoss
Steinmetz was released from custody, but is not allowed to leave Greece. Israeli Diamond tycoon Beny Steinmetz was arrested in Greece on a warrant issued by Romanian authorities.
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